David W. Fenton wrote:
I'm doing performance tweaking on a slow movement, and need to have a
hidden 32nd rest between the first two of a group of 16th notes. It
plays back fine, but I can't get the secondary beam to not break on
the 32nd note.
I've used the Secondary Beam Break special
On 25 Sep 2005 at 7:50, dhbailey wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
I'm doing performance tweaking on a slow movement, and need to have
a hidden 32nd rest between the first two of a group of 16th notes.
It plays back fine, but I can't get the secondary beam to not break
on the 32nd note.
There are some things about Finale 2006 that are much faster than
2005. Screen redraws are much better now.
But there are a few areas that have slowed down to an annoying
degree. Using a macro to change the time signature is one of those
things that are very slow. I thought it wasn't even
There are some things about Finale 2006 that are much faster than
2005. Screen redraws are much better now.
But there are a few areas that have slowed down to an annoying
degree. Using a macro to change the time signature is one of those
things that are very slow. I thought it wasn't even
I'm about to start creating a bunch of MP3 files that are recorded
from my sound card playing back MIDI files created from Finale files.
It seems to me when comparing these two files:
http://www.dfenton.com/Midi/MozartK581Arr/MozartK581ArrA.mp3
David,
Yes, I can hear a small difference. I know because I expected
(before reading carefully) to hear the more compressed file first and
noticed a slight veiling in the second sample.
That said, I don't think it makes a whit of practical difference in
demonstrating the arrangement to
On 25 Sep 2005 at 13:34, Chuck Israels wrote:
Yes, I can hear a small difference. I know because I expected
(before reading carefully) to hear the more compressed file first and
noticed a slight veiling in the second sample.
Well, it seems to me that there's a slightly more
On Sep 25, 2005, at 2:04 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The only reason I would go for good sound is that this may be as
close to a performance as these pieces ever get
That's too bad. I think it's terrific that we have this method of
hearing a sketch of music, and I'm all for that, but as a
There is quite a difference between 128K and 192K. However,
considering the hideuos soundcard synth sounds, you may easily
neglect it. As you say, in natural sounds, it makes quite a
difference, but for the cheap synth sounds it doesn't really matter.
I use finale as a notation program, not
On 25 Sep 2005 at 23:54, Kurt Gnos wrote:
I use finale as a notation program, not for real music. .. .
Well, good for you!
. . . If I was
you, . . .
And you're clearly not.
. . . and I would want a decent playback of a Finale file, I would
save it to midi, import it to Nuendo and use
Hi
I'd like to purchase an easy-to-use sound recording
program, and wonder if Finale list members could give
me some advice, please.
I purchased a copy of Cool Edit 2000 only 2 years ago,
but have twice had major computer crashes which have
left me without a record of my purchase. [There's a
On 25 Sep 2005 at 23:54, Kurt Gnos wrote:
I use finale as a notation program, not for real music. .. .
Well, good for you!
. . . If I was
you, . . .
And you're clearly not.
[remaining know-it-all remarks snipped]
Kurt, if you haven't yet figured it out, it is a complete waste of
No I won't shut up yet. Two more.
JS
On Sep 25, 2005, at 5:47 PM, Lee Actor wrote:
On 25 Sep 2005 at 23:54, Kurt Gnos wrote:
I use finale as a notation program, not for real music. .. .
Well, good for you!
. . . If I was
you, . . .
And you're clearly not.
[remaining know-it-all
Sorry, sent the last one the wrong direction. My apologies.
JS
On Sep 25, 2005, at 5:47 PM, Lee Actor wrote:
On 25 Sep 2005 at 23:54, Kurt Gnos wrote:
I use finale as a notation program, not for real music. .. .
Well, good for you!
. . . If I was
you, . . .
And you're clearly not.
Hi David,
I know Cool Edit and the Adobe version are good programs. Your computer
should be fine. Make sure you're running the latest version of XP. I
think you can call Adobe tech support and maybe send them your old Cool
Edit disk as proof of purchase.
JS
On Sep 25, 2005, at 5:33 PM,
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